Ramesh Bhushal

Ramesh Bhushal is Nepal editor for Dialogue Earth and is based in Kathmandu. He joined the organisation in 2013 and works on The Third Pole, our project reporting on the Himalayan watershed and the rivers that originate there. Ramesh is an award-winning environmental journalist and has worked as principal environment correspondent for Nepal’s largest-selling English daily, the Himalayan Times. He has contributed to BBC’s Nepali Service on science and environment and manages activities for the Internews Earth Journalism Network in South Asia. He holds a master’s degree in environmental science with a specialisation in mountain environments.

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